Want to become a Clinical Animal Behaviourist in the UK? Learn the official ABTC route, qualifications needed, and how to start your career in 2025.
A reflective exploration of how observing and understanding animal behaviour reveals deep truths about human connection, ethics, and the shared language of presence.
In this reflective blog, we explore the concept of reciprocity as the foundation of meaningful relationships between humans and animals—particularly dogs. Moving beyond traditional frameworks of obedience and control, this piece invites readers to consider what it means to be in mutual, ethical relationship with animals as sentient co-participants in shared lives. Drawing on philosophical ideas and lived experience, it challenges us to listen more deeply, act more gently, and relate more justly.
Writing a behaviour report shouldn’t feel overwhelming. In this post, we share a clear, professional framework for structuring reports that reflect your expertise—without overcomplicating the process.
